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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

Dice Ell Clamor del Pats "que
no lie guia otro m6vil que el de
hace1 su justa defensa: ell de ha.
Ger luz que disipe las negras som
,ras con que Sc ha 4uerido man
char a su partido. :"
IQuien 10 ha querido manchar,
colega7
lLo dira Ell C!amor del Pals
por ciertas alharacas de ciertos
indivlduos, presos en- virtud de
10 de Juana.Disz y el proceso
consiguiente7
IPor los que desde su prisi6n
han proclamado en- los peri6dicos
Aut6nomos-creyendo tai vez eau.
,ar universal pavura-su pro-
fesi6n de fe y fliaci6n autono.
mistas?
Quizas, 81, 10 olga por ellos El
Clansor del Pats, haciendose este
razonamiento:
Ell autonomismo ha protestado
ante la Superior Autoridad CON
ira aquellos sucesos, y jurado no
tener en- ellos la mas m1nima par.
ticipaci6n. Mas he aqui que de
pronto publican, en- parte de Ia
prensa, mnchos de los presos por
aquellos acontecimientos, su abo-
'engo y fliaci6n autonomistas
Consecuencia: Ellos han querido
lamar un estigma soble ell partido
autonomo, 8 mancharlo--que dice
mas grAfcamente Ell Clamor del
Pats.
~ luego hebr& por ahf quien
piense que este colega no es un
argumentador de primera fuerza f!
IEn que quedamos?
IQuien ha querido manchsr al
partido en- que militia E1 Clamor
de! Pals?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

Llegado ell momento de dar un
iescanso a Ia trops, Sc reconceu.
traron Las mdsicas al Quartet Ge.
neral, mientras Sc daba un rancho
extraordinario a la tropa. A
propio tempo, S. E. acompanado
de los que en- ell Castillo de San
Jer6nimo habfa, damas y caballe.
ros, Jefes y subalternos, pa>o a la
playa Immediate a dicho fuer
le, en- la cual Sc colocara una
mesa elegantemente dispuesta
con TODD 10 necesario para ell con- :
f0rt. En- este punto la expansion
fue mucha. Y al destapar9e las
botellas de champagne, el senor
General brindo por Espafla, por
ell Rey, per la Reina Regente y
por el Ejercito Y Voluntarios,
muy patri6ticameute, siendo con.
testado con un csluroso i Viva
el senior General Contreras |!
Brind6 tambien CON mucho
acierto Ell Comandante Princi.
pal de Marina de la Provin.
cia, setior Herrera, y, por fiD, ell
mismo senor Gcneral Contreras
volvi6 q brindar por la estrecha
union del Ejercito y Voluntarios,
por esa union siempre frme y
jamas quehrantada. Un sonoro
grito de adhesion y aplauso cerr6
aquellas patrioticas manifestation
neg fntimas de cordiaiidad y pa
5riotismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14
ESTAMOS DE LUTO!

IamOr nos ha retirado su be-
"ia, y estamos de lutO.
nj menos que ST CAnovas
9tirasen la suya al Co.
1or Sagasta.
nos nOsotros, acA en-
AIDES: este gallo que
trae en- Ia gGrgGntG.
nente, Ell ClamOr can :
de Ia hora mona, 6hizo
discfpulo d6bil y t1mido,
" neg6 tres veces.
70 bastaron nuestras cortesfas
elencias para con 81; nos
.rsces, como el ap6stol in
,famos previsto. ~ ..e.
bfa escrito: "Pedro; antes
cante, me negaras tres
li6 10 mismo, con la
On de haberse inver-
ninos, en- ell sentido de
-rido la negaci6n, no an
,.no despu6s del canto del ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

El espectacu O militar que nos
ocupa condujo a las inmediacio-
nes del campo de maniobras un
gentio immense. FL Castillo de
San Jer6nimo, punto en- que Sc
hallaba establecido ell Quartet Go.
neral, Sc hallaba totalmente ocu
pado por lntinidad de damas dis
tinguidas y notables caballeros.
Sc servian con profusi6n duIces,
helados y refrescoe. En- todos
reinaba la mas completa anima-
cion. La ilustre consorte del
senior General Contreras estaba
all tambi6D, y su presencia daba
realce a aquella fiesta patri6tics.
Ell Hospital Civil Sc hallaba coro
uado por un gentfo numeroso,
que desde 10 extensa azotea con.
eemplaba el gtandloso cuadro.
Un Gordon immense dc toda clase
lie personas rodeaba q intervalos
81 sitio de operacienes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-14

Estas, las maniobras, go lleva-
ron a cabo, segdn estaba ordena
do y previsto. va Sc sabe que
el plan era oponerse a I'm enemi.
go supuesto, que intentaba alta
ear por mar la costa Norte, y por
terra, viniendo por la carretera.
Cedido galantemente ell puesto
de honor al Cuerpo de Vo-
untarios, este, auxiliado por
la correspondence dotacion de
Artilleria, defendi6 ell puente
de San Antonio. Ell Castillo de
San Jer6nimo estaba defendido
por Alfonso XIII y en- el Escam-
hron sostenia la defenss ell de
Madrid, maniobrando Ia Arti
Ileria combinadamente en- ambos
FL fuego lego d ser general
en- toda la Inca, y era gran
dioso & imponente ell espec-
taculo cue SO ofrecia d nuestra
vista.
Los marciales ecos de lat
mdsicas, ell estridente sonido dc
las cornetas, el continue galopar
de los caballos, las columnas de
hnmo que Sc levantaban al lado de
mil bocas de fuego, que producfap
espantosas detonaciones, cerca de
uu mar agitado,' cuyo revuelto
oleaje, rompiendose en- aquellas
playas, completaba ell norrfseno
estruendo de la guerra, produciap
I'm efecto impossible de ser descrito,
pero que hablaba al alma de uD
modo elocuente, conduciendonos
al recuerdo de tantas y tantas
legendarias epopeyas que inmor
talizan ell honor espaflol en- ei
ilbro de la historic.
ALI, ALI, sentfamos con viva
intensidad los latidos de amor por
la Patria; ALI observation-disclosures,
mas profundo aun, ese sublime
sentimiento, que convierte al ciu
dadano pacifco en- patricia demo-
iado, y al patricia denodado en-
heroe v martir de su debar.
Ell barco de guerra ocupaba la
entrada del canal por la parte Sur
de la Isla, y protegia las fuerzas
de San Antonio, hacienda avan-
Ear dos botes y Ia laacha de va,
oor.
El espectacu 0 militar que nos
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The naROtn Floods.

BnMARcK, DAK., March 22.-The
Missouri fell about twelve inches last
night and this morning stood at the
high water mark OF 1881. The railroad
men and detained passengers we're
thinking they would have quick relief,
when the water began to rise again
and has risen a foot since. The rise
at this point over body Of water ak
miles In width Is marvellous. The
train from the East was delayed twenty
minutes this afternoon by a rise IN
Apple creek, three miles east. II the
water In this creek rises much more it
will be impossible for trains TO come
to Bismarck. There is no longer any
doubt of the drowning Of the Jackson
family at Painted Woods-father,
mother and two children.
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M, n. Conference.

PnLADKLPHIA, PA ,Merch z2.-At to.
days session OF the Philadelphia con.
ference OF the NJ. Il Church the reso-
luton OF the general conferences pro-
posing chHnge in section 2, para
graph 7, of the Discipline, so as to
make reduction in the ratio OF min
isterial representation in the general
conference, met with decided oppo'
stion and the conference refused to
concur with the suggestion. The vote
against the proposition was 2l0, while
only one vote was cast in the aflirma'
tive (Rev. DR.. Morrow, The propo-
sitiou was sent down from the gen
eral conference to the annual confer
ence, and is to bs determined by the
aggregate vote of all the conferences
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THOMAS AYRES
Preparing 10 Establish His Claims
on the Denmead Estate.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., March 22.-
Thomas Henry Ayres returned from
New York this morning and pro-
ceeded to the Office OF Judge Wood
bridge Strong. There met. face to
face, the Brundages. Ct Piscataway,
with whom he must contest the right
to his mothers property. With him
came Miss Jeanette Snyder, OF New
York, who has known OF his where
abouts fer yelrJ. The result of the
family gathering was kept secret, but
1t is known that Ayres has produced
letters showing his correspondence
with the executors OF the Denmead
estate; given detailed account OF his
life aud deEcrib sd his visit here in
1871, when he vainly tried to induce
Cornelia Denmesd, his mother, ia
give up the degrading life she was
leading. Judge Strong is today acting
as pescemsker. trying to bring about
an amicable adjustment. Should the
BrundsGessrefus to believe Ayres'a
story and doubt his identity, Judge
Strong will then make his choice Of
clients.
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MEMPHIS DAILY AppEAI--wEDNEsDAY MARCH 3d. 1887

fore the American or foreign capitalist
is so full Of tho strength Of conviction
as this.
In the April Harpe's the depart
ments are unusually rich In choice
The Editors Easy CHAIR
discusses the recent strike and its les
sons, the distinction between political
partnership and friendship, pictures
Of ourselves and the Lecture Lyceum
which Beecher, Phillips, Cough and
Emerson used to adorn. The "Bdi-
tors Study" presents the interesting
feature Of agreat novelist confronting
the charges made against fiction OF u,-
dermining mental and moral stability.
A sweeping arraienment Of novels by
a correspondent Is taken by Mr..
Howells as the text for discourse
upon the injurious effects Of many
Btories, and the true distinction be-
tween wholesome and pernicious hc-
ton. This department also passes
judgment upon some recent novels.
The American Economic Associa-
ton announces the publication OF
valuable monograph on the "Relation
If the State to Industrial Action" by
Prof. Henry @. Adams, profess or Of
political economy in Cornell Universi-
ty and the University Of Michigan, TO
be issued March 26.h. Herbert Spen-
GERS theory OF the State is explained;
the doctrine OF ldisSs fdire is critically
anal, zed; the insufficiencies Of the
English School OF Political Economy
are pointed out, and the views OF the
New School explained; the principles
which the author thinks should con-
troll industrial legislation are given.
Price rs cents. Copies may be had OF
Richard T. Ely, secretary joins Hop
kins University, Baltimore, Md.
THE leading article In the forth.
coming Hdrper's Is a continuation OF
Of the timely Southern series in an at
trsctive article on THE Southern
Gateway OF the Alleghaniee" (Ohatta-
nooga, Tenn.), by Edmund Kirke.
The writer indicates the remarkable
natural advantages which have made
this site "the home OF three successive
races, with perhaps. an unbroken exist.
ence since the time Of the Mound
builders. Here are traces OF large
city, which existed far back in the
twilight ages, before Troy was found
ed" Those prehis,oric people built
their city here for the same reason
that the Cherokees made 1t strong
hold, and the modern engineer has
laid here the tracks OF eight impor-
tant railways" because 1t commands
the only great highway between the
Northeast and the South west.
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LITERARY NOTES.

CAPT. CoFFIN's History OF AMERICA,
which Iau as q serial in 0eiing last
year, is now out in book form.
Mrs. VAN REEssRLARR's series Of
articles on the great English cathedrals
begins in the April Century with an
account of Canterbury. Pennell will
illustrate the series throughout.
MARK TWAIN has an article entitled
"Euglish as She ia Taught" in the
April Century. II gives numerous ex-
smpleB OF the remarkable English
sometimes found in school exercises,
with running comment by the humor-
ist.
The LINCOLN History by Messrs.
Nicolsy and Hay reaches a famous
period OF Lincoln's career with the
April number-the campaign against
Trumbull and the earlier Douglas de-
bates. Border Tufhanism in Kansas,
and the Topeka and Lscompton con-
stitution are also treated OF.
DR. EDwARL EGaLEsToNs papers on
Religion in the Colonies, for The Cen.
tury, will begin in the April issue with
q description of church buildings aud
the peculiarities of service and old
church customs. In both matter and
illustration this series hiss been the re-
cult Of painstaking research.
TIE strongest article in the April
Harper'S is one by Theodore Child on
1.-THE Coincide Francaise," proiusely
illustrated by Partisan artists aad pho
toRraphers. Mr.. Child says the Come
die Franchise is not only national
monument, but a historical monument
most intimately connected with the
history Of French literature.
In vIEw Of the present lively inter
est in Russia, the readers OF the Apr
number OF Hdrper's Mdgatins, will
enjoy the attractive article by RALPH
Meeker, entitled Through the CGu
casus." Mr.. Mseker sketches a Visi
made to the most unfamiliar prjvinc
in that anomalous RESIN during tn
excitement OF the late war between
Russia aud Turkey.
WE have to acknowledge the receip
from the Manufacturers Record Con
pany Of a copy Of The NetV South,
ook that is very handsomely printed
and is compact with statietic, settin
forth the growth aud PROCESS Of tn
South in the past few years. II is
hook that ought to have general circJ
iatiou. especially in the Northern an
Western States. It puts plainly an
eonvincipgly before the reader tn
fi0ures and facts that Just
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Order of Publication.

Ne. 6114, R. Din the Chanssery couTr, +
Shelby county, Tennessee-State OF L n
nessee VS.. Richard P. Aldrich.
Il appearing from the return Of the She u
in this Cause that the defendants, Lo 40
W;lliams, James Brown, Ida IS. Craig, ~.
Craig, W III s9nnds5,; Edward Th n5SysI +.
william Conway, ELAN Simmons, Sallio f.
Harris, Thomas + Harris H Rcha - Jo Psr
sons, Louis Sims, Mrs. ". V. Scott, George
ThOmIfOn. Andrew Allen. Philip Nichol,
to be found in his county;
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF Shelby county, in the city of Memphis,
now Taxing District Of Shelby. county, Ten Ten
nessre, on the first Monday in April, 1887
and plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same Hill DO taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing exparte; and
that copy of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the Mem
phis Appeal. This Sth day of March, 1887.
N ST MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. D. Caldwell, D. @. and NJ. we
FIJI. 4 @. W. Heiskell, Soils. fol compl't I.
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Rnat Rn-nh shinmanta.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 22.-Tho cast
bound shipments of flour, grain and
provisions from Chicago last week az
gre0ated 66,5lS tons, an increase Of
1924 tons over the previous week and
IL, 1868 tons over the corresponding
week OF 1886. PercentsRes were az
follows: Chicago and Grand Trunk
IL; Lake Shore, 1GF; Michigan Cen
trial, 1912; Port Wayne, 27S; Pan
handle, ll.5; Baltimore aud Ohio
17.5; Nickel Plate, SO; Big Four, o.
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spinal disease aud weak Lung..

The world is full Of persons aIIloted
with weak backs and wax lungs. 10
the following letter Mrs. !, I. Crock
EFT, of Max Meadows, Va, tells how
she was cured of those troubles:
have used Allcock's Porous Past
ers for ten years or more for weak
back (spinal sfiection) aud weak
lunGs, and l can cay with perfect
truth that have been greatly bene-
fted by them. In fact, l don't be-
lieve that l could get along without
them; certainly not for any length Of
time. have besn the cause oil many
oilers wearing them who have been
greatly benefited,
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OrfIer of PubIicntiOn,

No. 60l2, r. DIN the Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee-State Of Ten
nessee VS.. W m. Frey OF al.
IL appearing from the Sheriff g return in
this cause that the defendants, Charles W.
Carraway, Daniel WOford, J. P. Carpenter,
Jose ph Goodman, Mary @. Ward, Thomas N.
Ward, Annie II Holmes, Alexander k s a
SoHtS erIand, WIN, Buchanan, Ollie Ward,
AndTew Ward. Z. V. Rawlings, R. X. Std
ger, are not to DO found in his county;
IL Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF Shelby county, In the city Of Memphis
now Taxing DistriGt Of shelby county len rTiI
1851, and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainant's bill, OF the Same will be taken for
con fessed as to them and set for hearing ez
parte and that copy Of this order be pub
iished once q week, for four successlve
weeks, in the Meuphis Appeal. This Sth
dsy Of March, 1887.
ST, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. b. Caldwell, Deputy O. and NJ.
I'll &C w Heiskeli Sails for cnmpln' z,
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small Romnnce.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., March 2l.-
Thona, Henry Ayrss, the missing son
OF William Ayres and Cornelia Dem
mead, who was stolen from his
mother in 1867 by h's fail er, arrive d
in this city today, aud subsequently
left for New York. He came from
SunDydele, Sedgwick county, Kansas.
His arrival puts new aspects on the
~--sfAosIio saa AMI onnn nj iratod DanmenC
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VITIATED BLOOD,
ScrOfalous, Inherited and CoAta-
gi0us HumOrs, Cured by
Nutteura.

the medium of one Of yoIr
Wray, druggist, Apollo, Pa, became ac-
suainted with your CUucgRA RENEDIss, and
take this Cpl ortunity to testify, TO you that
their use has permaneI tly cured me Of one
of the wort cases Of blood poisoning, In
Connection with erysipslas, that l have ever
ssen. and this after having been pronounced
incurablc By some Of the best physicians In
our county, l take great pleasure In for
Wardin, TO you this testimonial, unsoli cited
as 1t is by you, in order that others suffering
from simiier maladies may be encouraged "a
rive yoUr CUTIOURA REMEDIRs trial.
P. s. WHIrLINGER, Lsechburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank T. Wray, druggist, Apol-
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A Foul Ball Put His Eye Out.

NKw YoRK, March 22.-James 8.
Dolan sued the Metrop olitan Exhibi-
ton Company for $25 900 damages to-
day. While witnessing game OF base
ball at the polo grounds on June IL last
his eye was struck aud Destroyed by q
foul tipped ball, and he claims that
the company should have erected a
netting to prevent such accidents.
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SCaorTT',1Ua UICERai

James &. Ri harrison, Custom House, New
Orleans, on oath says: in 1870 ScIofulous
ulcers broke out on my body until l was
mass Of corruption. Everything known to
came a nero wreck At'times could not lift
my hands to my he ad, could not turn in bed
was in constant pain, and looked upon life
as curse. No relief or cure in ten years.
In 1890 L heard Of the Cur OURA REMEDIES.
used the m, and was lorfectly cured"
Sworn 10 before [. s. Com. j. d. Crawford.
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ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your CufloUsA REhE-
DIRs for years, and have the first complaint
yet to receive from a purchaser. One OF the
worst Gases OF ScrOfula ever saw was cured
by the use Of five bottles IF CUTIoURA kEsoL-
vnET, Curt URA, and CUrICURA SOAP. The
Soap takes the "cake" here az medicinal
soap. TAYLOR Il TAYLOR,
Druggists, Frankfort, Kos.
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sCROVuIOrJs. INHERITED.

ard Eruptions OF the Skin are positively
cured b, CuTICuRA and CUTGCuRA SOAP ex-
ternally, and CUTI0URA RRsoLvENT inter-
nally, when all other medicines fail. Send
for Pamphlet.
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CUTIcgRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere;
Price; CUrIoURA, the Great Skin Cure, so
cents; CUrICURA soA-, an Exquisite Beauti-
fer, % cents: CUTIOsRA REsoLvENr; tho
New Blood Purifier, Sl.W. PorTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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The great demand for this shoe has been sum
dent guarantee otis reliabilityi to make the pun
- still better satisfied, we have made such improve
ia that there can be no question TO our claim
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ES SHOE FU., '0YS. Same styles a. ~
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md uneuualled as q scuNV 'hoe. IT any OF u
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HOW nay BACK ACHES!

plMPLFS, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and
! sW Baby Humers, use CuTiOURA Soar.
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10 tie Ed.-or o. the 1a.l4ssN HTl-A-D.
ln your issue OF The lItA inst, ! saw
amOng other pills 20 be presented 60 the
legislature one 10 e2smp. heads o. fauiu-
Ies nom sarulshmenl-no matter how hon
est the debt. or how dishonest the debtor.
TIE bill might a. vel read "A bili TO pre-
vent honest men from collecting honest
debts from rogghs.' Imagine. too, man
in the county allowed 10 hold forty acres
ol land. and another IN the city tO hold q
nice 81. 30 home. and both owing bills here
and there 10 heads of families with no
homes and perhaps small means aud no
isw % assist them ~ Obtaining what Justly
belongs 10 them. mo wonder oar statute
book Is q laughing stock 10 other countries,
aud It's laws the subject Of rdlcule There
may be other sides 10 this question, but am
certain that tramps. roughs and murderers
receive more benefit from our legislators
than honest peope and good CITIZENS do,
hence the term "Iree Country" belongs
only 10 the former Class lAnkee land, /
delight. Yankee laws, / cetest
d. ~ ~. a
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". p. suit Druggist Bppus. Ind. tes'i-
fes. II can recommend T. eciric Bt-eTs e..
the very best rrmely. livery bott.c so'c
ha, given relief IN every case one msn
took six bottles. AID was cured OF Rheuma-
tism OF ten years auding' Abraham
Hare Druggist BeliTii C. Ohio, affrms
Tie best selling medicine have eve
Handled 10 my twenty years experience is
Electric Bitters. Thousand of others have
added their testimony. So that the verdict j.
unanimous tha; Electric Biffers do cure ali
diseases OF ihe Liver. Kidneys or Blood
Oniy a half dollar a.bottie al Vim. IL. Tibb's
drug store.